What to do if my Baotian scooter does not start?
If your Baotian scooter isn't starting, there could be a couple of reasons. First, check if the battery has power. If it doesn't, charge or replace the battery. Also, ensure that the battery connections are secure. If the connection is poor, reconnect the battery terminals.
Why does my Baotian BT50QT-9 Scooter run weak?
If your Baotian scooter is running weakly, the cause might be a weak battery. Try to recharge or replace the batteries to resolve this.
Why does the drum brake fail on a Baotian Motorcycle?
Drum brake failure in a Baotian Motorcycle can arise from several issues, including normal wear of the brake lining, a hardened or dusty brake block, or excessive front and rear brake usage. Other causes may be a damaged brake cable, difficult brake cam rotation, a worn brake block, or a worn or slotted brake drum bore.
What causes deflected steering stem in Baotian Motorcycle?
A deflected steering stem in a Baotian Motorcycle can result from an imbalance of the right and left shock absorbers. It might also be caused by a bent front fork or a bent front tire.
Why is the steering stem turning heavy on my Baotian Motorcycle?
Heavy steering stem turning in a Baotian Motorcycle can be due to several factors. These include incorrect mounting of the brake cable or tachometer cable, remarkable deformation of the steering stem due to outside impact, over tightening of the steering stem top ball bearing retainer, damaged or broken ball bearing, or reduced tire air.
General| Fuel System | Carburetor |
|---|---|
| Brakes (Rear) | Drum |
| Tires (Front) | 3.50-10 |
| Tires (Rear) | 3.50-10 |
| Ignition | CDI |
| Front Suspension | Telescopic Fork |
| Max Load | 150 kg |
| Engine Type | Single-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooled |
| Transmission | CVT |
| Starting System | Electric & Kick |
Outlines the motorcycle's maintenance intervals and where to perform them.
Details the fundamental methods of motorcycle maintenance like inspection and lubrication.
Inspection procedure for the throttle grip and its free travel.
Steps for inspecting and cleaning the air filter to maintain engine performance.
Procedures for inspecting, adjusting, and replacing brake system components.
Inspects front and rear shock absorbers for damage, leaks, or loosening.
Inspects front and rear wheels, rims, and tires for condition and pressure.
Checks for interference and smooth operation of the steering stem and handlebar.
Locates the frame and engine identification numbers on the motorcycle.
Guidelines and warnings for performing maintenance operations safely and correctly.
Lists standard torque values for various bolts and nuts during maintenance.
Identifies common motorcycle problems and their potential causes and solutions.
Service procedures for front wheel, brake, shock absorber, fork, and handlebar systems.
Service procedures for rear wheel, brake, and shock absorber systems.
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